Forest Biology of Tropical Plants Laboratory: presence of a primary root that remains the largest and from which several smaller secondary roots are formed; effective in water and nutrient absorption in deeper layers of the soil, common among large trees and shrubs.

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presence of a primary root that remains the largest and from which several smaller secondary roots are formed; effective in water and nutrient absorption in deeper layers of the soil, common among large trees and shrubs.

Christine Deluna · Accepted Answer

Taproot System

Forest Biology of Tropical Plants Laboratory

Presence of a primary root that remains the largest and from which several smaller secondary roots are formed; effective in water and nutrient absorption in deeper layers of the soil, common among large trees and shrubs.

Taproot System

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